2015 Hometown Huddle

Step inside the Ravens' Leading and Inspiring Females to Thrive (L.I.F.T.) conference.

Poe and the Ravens Book Mobile surprised students from Dallas F. Nicholas Elementary on Tuesday, March 19th to celebrate national reading month.

Check out the cleats and causes Ravens players will be wearing and supporting during Sundays' game at M&T Bank Stadium.

Ravens cornerback Brandon Carr has been a pillar in the community, helping bring hope to breast cancer patients and awareness to their cause, advocating for children's literacy and helping underprivileged youth.

Safety Anthony Levine, defensive tackle Brandon Williams, long snapper Morgan Cox, linebacker Matthew Judon and other Ravens helped fund the installation of a new HVAC system in the school.

Many of the Ravens' star players were in the Baltimore community at a coat drive and turkey/food giveaway to help those in need.

The Ravens and Coca-Cola hosted military members from all five branches, through partnership with USO of Metropolitan Washington-Baltimore, at the Under Armour Performance Center.

Ravens cornerback Brandon Carr partnered with the National Breast Cancer Foundation to provide a full day of support to patients undergoing treatment.

During the season-long initiative, current Ravens and alumni players, along with Ravens cheerleaders and Poe, will surprise fans through random acts of kindness at various Baltimore-area locations.

Hayden Hurst, Brandon Williams, Kenny Young and Brandon Carr joined the women of Purple at M&T Bank Stadium for a special Crucial Catch event aimed at breast cancer.

After winning the CBS show 'Most Valuable Performer' with his performance of 'Ave Maria,' Justin Tucker promised to donate his winnings to the Baltimore School for the Arts.

Joe Flacco and several other Ravens took the field with about 50 athletes from Special Olympics Maryland this week.